s. m. f. (P.), ) Water, Gúláb, rose-water); splendour, elegance, brilliancy, dignity; lustre (in gems), temper (of steel, &c.), edge, sharpness (of a sword, &c.):—áb-dáṉá, s. m. Provision, drink and food:—áb-dár, a. Brilliant, polished, of good water (as gems), well tempered (as steel):—áb-dárí, s. f. Brilliancy (of gems), temper or polish (of steel), sharpness (of a sword):—áb-hayát, s. m. Water of life; immortality; a fabulous spring hidden from human eyes:—áb-kár, s. m. A distiller or seller of spirituous liquors:—áb-kárí, s. f. The business of a distiller; a tavern, liquor shop; a duty on the manufacture and sale of spirituous liquors; excise:—áb-khorá, s. m. A narrow-mouthed earthen or metal vessel used for drinking out of, a cup for drinking water; a goblet:—áb-ná or áb-náe, s. m. The perpendicular tube of huqqá on which the chilam is fixed.